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I go through hiking boots quickly, typically I just deal with the smooth ruined sole and slip and slide. I'd like to get a pair of something resolable, which lead me to Jim Green leather boots.
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>>2782601 >>2782630 I thought I was looking at really bad copper fouling and putting in a rifle barrel viewed through a bore scope. Happy surprise to just see duck.
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bought these vibergs from ebay new with box. walked around the house and yard for a few days to break them in and did a 6.4 mile hike yesterday for first field test. the midsole is very thin and they are not comfortable at all. would it be worth the money to resole them? i was thinking vibram sierra sole would have more cushion and at least comparable grip.
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>>2796722 similar to this sole and midsole
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>>2764964 >I just deal with the smooth ruined sole and slip and slide Take a hot soldering iron and melt a new treads into it. Or gouge them in with a grinding wheel, if you still have lots of rubber left on the bottom.
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Danner resoles some of their footwear. I day hike long distance 16 to 22 in sierra nevada, between april/november. I purchased from rei danner low top trail 2650 shank&vibram, on april 1 24'. It has some leather. I wore it as a daily & hiking shoe. It showed signs of the glue separating and some pre-delamination on top toe & the heel, in October. I returned them, got a new pair. Fully expect to repeat in the fall 25', as I expect to hike 400 to 500 sierra miles plus daily walking in these shoes. I will continue this process until shoe or return policy is terminated.
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Cant seem to find any discussion on this anywhere so I'll just post it here:
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>>2781717 I wear my coveralls with nothing else on underneath all the time. It's comfy desu.
Not great for /out/ stuff though
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Have theese from varusteleka. Really tough thiccc denim. I like the aesthetic and pretty much only wear them when gardening.
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>>2777444 You would want the flap to hang down
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>>2777406 I'm gonna take a caving course in March, that's what they ask us to buy
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>>2794465 They are german surplus i bought from sportsmans guide website, just lookup flecktarn goretex the website said to order a size larger than sizing chart tells you and i listened which was a mistake but they are good pants very good vs the wind i just got back from a 8 day outing before Christmas and these kept my legs warm. They have velcro on the sides of the hips so you can tighten the waist which worked very well to get them to my size. Id rate them an 8/10 buy german milsup while u can because the military stopped selling it so whats on the market now is all that will ever be available, grab a pair or two.
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We havnt had an /edc/ thread in a while.>pics >questions >suggestions >r8 h8 apreci8
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>>2794332 Here is what I would pack: bandaids, tape, guaze (4x4 or 5x9, dont need much, 2-3 tops) - these will do the trick 99% of the time and a maylar blanket. If you're concerned about a car or other serious injury then a TQ (cat5). Take a stop the bleed class or some other first aid class just to have some practice and know how on how to use your equipment.
t. EMT
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>>2795954 Man, we got the same
>watch >lip balm >flashlight >knife I also have a Toyota but not a Corolla because I'm not a proud black woman that don't need no man.
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>>2796780 I got the Corolla because it was the cheapest thing available new with a manual.
In retrospect, I should have died on the "cheapest station wagon" hill rather than the "cheapest manual" hill.
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why do people dream for living in a cottage in the middle of nowhere? or becoming a farmer. or a monk in a monastery. if they are not content with their current lives what guarantees they will be content out in the woods and farmfields? is it escapism? wishful thinking? i know current society isn't good and that many would benefit from nature and more down to earth living, but abandoning everything else is really really hard. and farming is no easy work, and bloody expensive too unless you inherit shit.
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>>2796761 ask me how i know that youre a farmboi
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>>2796765 do you guys ever stop acting like youre the hardest working and least earning people in the world?
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>>2796789 You're clearly referring to elementary school teachers, right?
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>>2796801 He's referring to EMTs that never go on to become paramedics.
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>>2794145 The decision is rooted in the desire for change, which itself is rooted in the fear of death. Life is an experience, so to have a wider variety of experiences is to be more alive. Living within the countless arbitrary rules and routines of the civilized world makes people feel anxious for chaos. A few find the idea of a return to nature the ultimate desirable change, because it means they will have the opportunity to define themselves in comparison to a world perfectly balanced between order and chaos, delivering the highest diversity of experiences. Still, old habits die hard, and the few who desire a return to nature often fear that they won't be able to alter the habits that keep them fully bound to civilization. These are the ones who wish they could physically distance themselves from civilization without completely cutting themselves off from the benefits it provides. What better way to do this than create a piece of civilization in nature, like a cottage in the forest?
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Best /out/tubers?
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>>2789726 >body of a man >face of a boy Poor girl, must be awful looking like that.
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>>2790328 unironically kino
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>>2788813 NTA, but girls who are 4-6/10 hot are the types who need to develop a personality or interests in order to feel accomplished. Totally fucking ugly girls just give up, and notably attractive women get free validation from hordes of men (and often women) the moment they feel bad.
As a result, those women who are good enough looking not to hate themselves, but not good enough looking to get easy mode life, get into hobbies where you can enjoy on your own but also invite friends, if they're into it as well. AKA, outdoor hobbies that REI caters to.
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>>2789659 >unironic expert-tier outdoorsman He's an awesome dude and his videos are worth a watch but theres more than a few videos where if he weren't so lucky the weather absolutely would have killed him.
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What’s your TV set up when you go /out/, /out/?
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>>2796813 What the fuck are you talking about.
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>>2796816 I'm talking about the mentally diseased definition of "going outside" you dickriders have.
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>>2796817 You and everyone else in this thread desperately needs to go outside. This board is becoming an embarrassment to itself.
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>>2796819 My knees don't do winter camping anymore, I'm waiting till spring.
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kinda gay, but whatever if you're in a remote area. However, fuck anyone who plays loud music or TV shows when there are other campgrounds within earshot
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Anyone else like going out into parks and wild area and killing invasive species? I’m in Washington State and we have a huge problem with English laurel, English Holley, English Ivy, and Himalayan Blackberry. I love hiking off trail to topple over a 25 foot English laurel with my saw. I follow up with planting native trees and shrubs.
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>>2794913 >They're pretty retard proof i cut my left index finger tip off with one so there's that
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>>2791551 >Anyone else like going out into parks and wild area and killing Oh yeah
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>>2795007 >he isn't a professional botanist as a hobby ngmi
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>>2796433 By definition if its a hobby it's not professional
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>>2791551 >Anyone else like going out into parks and wild area and killing invasive species? Oh yes, and thanks to the same people enabling them building their filthy colonies in our parks and wooded areas, no one is reporting the increase in remains being found in them.
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If you had 250k saved up and wanted to take the Kaczynski pill, where would you end up?
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>>2795944 Don't answer this. You guys gotta wise up and stop telling the secret good places.
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>>2795741 Probably Pacific Northwest because it’s fucking beautiful. Alternatively somewhere in the Adirondacks I guess.
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>>2795778 >Pennsylvania down to Kentucky. >no huge cities Fucking hell you're retarded
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>>2795741 For nuclear war purposes somewhere in northwestern Maine
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>>2795741 >the Kaczynski pill it's not that easy to get the CIA as your patron son.
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Post photos you have taken that are outside, but not in a forest or undeveloped environment.
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>>2796550 I don't know. I didn't post it.
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>>2796551 somewhere in eastern arizona
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>>2796550 I accidentally replied to your post, sorry.
>>2796549 much appreciated, thanks, was wondering what it is
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>>2796549 So what is the difference between what the cylindrical towers to, and the hemispherical shaped buildings?
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>>2796666 The squat semispheres are called Grain bins and they store dry grains, such as wheat, corn, oats, seeds, basedbeans and barley, most commonly used for human consumption or to make fuel. On the other hand, silos are ideal for storing the fermented pasture grasses known as silage, which feed livestock throughout the winter.
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Did you pick up your /out/ prescription yet?
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>>2796683 Most people in every profession are incompetent, bullshitting their way through every day and hoping no one notices. Doctors are no exception.
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>>2796683 In other words, you ignored her advice and didn't go outside.
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>>2796559 >able to visit for free >for free Do americans tip the forest janny when they go /out/ ?
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>>2796662 >>2796668 exactly, the violence turns them on.
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>>2796733 >americans the article mentions Cuckada multiple times.
obsessing over america sempai aside,
in the states, parks are generally free to enter on foot, it's pay for parking which funds the upkeep of parking and trail head infrastructure.
